Publications
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Forgotten food crops in sub-Saharan Africa for healthy diets in a changing climate
This article, which features climate-niche modeling to explore the potential of ‘forgotten foods’ for crop diversification or replacement of major staples in sub-Saharan Africa by 2070, has been selected as one of six outstanding contributions to the scientific disciplines represented by the National Academy of Sciences.
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From Reach to Transformation: Leveraging the RBET Framework to Secure Women’s Land and Resource Rights
By ensuring that projects carefully consider their goals, and then moving from ambition to implementation to evaluation, the Reach, Benefit, Empower framework has been invaluable in guiding gender considerations in programming.
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Guidelines for assessing and developing the tree seed and seedling sector
This brief gives an overview of how to conduct sectoral assessments as a starting point for improving the tree seed and seedling supply, which is currently inadequate in many places.
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The success of a national agroforestry policy in India has become a model for other countries
India’s National Agroforestry Policy was launched in 2014 alongside a programme to promote agroforestry at the state level. This brief outlines ICRAF’s role in the development of the policy and in supporting several other countries in Asia and Africa to develop their own national agroforestry policies.
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The enduring world forest carbon sink
This long-term study found that the amount of carbon sequestered in boreal, temperate and tropical forests has remained relatively stable over three decades – albeit with major biome-level changes. Tropical deforestation has negated two-thirds of the benefit from this carbon sink.
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The Global Biodiversity Standard: Manual for assessment and best practices
This guide describes the methodology required for certification through the Global Biodiversity Standard (TGBS), a site-based global standard for nature-based solutions aimed at driving positive outcomes for biodiversity, ecosystems and the communities that rely on them.
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Refining greenhouse gas emission factors for Indonesian peatlands and mangroves to meet ambitious climate targets
In Indonesia, up to 59% of national emission reduction targets by 2030 depend on mitigation in forestry and other land use. This PNAS article highlights the opportunity to refine emission factors of peatlands and mangroves to support the achievement of national climate targets.
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Wildlife and people in the Rupununi: A comprehensive assessment based on science and local knowledge
This book includes a collection of engaging articles on the technical and scientific work completed by the Sustainable Wildlife Management (SWM) Programme in Region 9 between 2018 and 2023.
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CIFOR-ICRAF in Kenya: An evolving collaboration
This brief details ICRAF, CIFOR and CIFOR-ICRAF’s long history of work in Kenya over nearly five decades, including key contributions to policy development, strengthening training and capacity, and the establishment of research stations and programmes to address critical issues facing Kenyans.
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Forgotten food crops in sub-Saharan Africa for healthy diets in a changing climate
From Reach to Transformation: Leveraging the RBET Framework to Secure Women’s Land and Resource Rights
Guidelines for assessing and developing the tree seed and seedling sector
The success of a national agroforestry policy in India has become a model for other countries
The enduring world forest carbon sink
The Global Biodiversity Standard: Manual for assessment and best practices
Refining greenhouse gas emission factors for Indonesian peatlands and mangroves to meet ambitious climate targets
Wildlife and people in the Rupununi: A comprehensive assessment based on science and local knowledge
CIFOR-ICRAF in Kenya: An evolving collaboration
News
Explainer: How trees help protect us from flooding
Call to conservation community: Stop using 80% figure to quantify biodiversity in Indigenous People’s territories
Stepping up for a haze-free Southeast Asia
How Latin America can lead on climate, biodiversity & the circular economy
Renewable energy from charcoal: A response to the challenge
Mining in the Congo rainforest causes more deforestation than previously assumed
Tigers, crocodiles, rising tides: Fieldwork in the largest mangrove forest on Earth
As cocoa prices soar, why are the benefits so unbalanced?
Five key takeaways from UNCBD COP16 in Cali, Colombia
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Explainer: How trees help protect us from flooding
When heavy rains caused unprecedented flooding in East Africa and Brazil in April and May, Forests News published this overview of how trees and forests can be powerful allies in flood prevention, providing cost-effective nature-based solutions that address climate mitigation and adaptation.
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Call to conservation community: Stop using 80% figure to quantify biodiversity in Indigenous People’s territories
Could a simple misquote have led to the widespread use of a bogus statistic about Indigenous Peoples and biodiversity? A comment in Nature by a multidisciplinary team of authors, including CIFOR-ICRAF Senior Associate Julia Fa, untangles the roots of a sensitive statistic.
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Stepping up for a haze-free Southeast Asia
Launched in February 2024, the Second Roadmap on ASEAN Cooperation for Transboundary Haze Pollution Control seeks to guide ASEAN Member States in the elimination of regional transboundary haze pollution by 2030 through multi-disciplinary and science-based approaches for a deeper and more meaningful understanding of the causes and consequences of haze.
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How Latin America can lead on climate, biodiversity & the circular economy
In this Q&A, Vincent Gitz, CIFOR-ICRAF’s Director for Latin America and Director of Programmes and Platforms, highlights the contrast between Latin America’s abundant resources and potential and its relatively low level of support from official development assistance compared to other regions and shares perspectives about the path of the organization in Latin America.
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Renewable energy from charcoal: A response to the challenge
This photo essay on the production and use of sustainable charcoal in the Yangambi Engagement Landscape details efforts by CIFOR-ICRAF and partners to reduce human pressure on forests and improve the livelihoods of local communities.
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Mining in the Congo rainforest causes more deforestation than previously assumed
A new study by the Global Comparative Study on REDD+ found that the settlements and farmland that spring up around artisanal mining sites can result in a deforestation impact 28 times larger than the mine itself.
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Tigers, crocodiles, rising tides: Fieldwork in the largest mangrove forest on Earth
A new study aimed at strengthening ecological monitoring and management of mangroves in the Sundarbans Biosphere Reserve is generating on-ground data needed to better understand the impacts of rising sea levels on these ecosystems.
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As cocoa prices soar, why are the benefits so unbalanced?
Scientists explain how the combination of climate change impacts and the El Niño weather pattern have led to soaring cocoa prices since late 2023 as West and Central African cocoa farmers bear the brunt of three-decades old policies.
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Five key takeaways from UNCBD COP16 in Cali, Colombia
Although key challenges remain unresolved – including securing USD 200 billion annually from all sources by 2030 to support global biodiversity initiatives – the summit signalled a shift, underscoring the urgent need to harmonize climate and biodiversity action, and also marked a historic milestone for Indigenous representation.
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Features
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Impact report 2023: Altering course
Packed with video highlights from our scientists and leadership, this report explores how trees, forests and agroforestry can help alter the course of three global crises – biodiversity, climate change and food security – and find equitable solutions to major challenges.
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Trees: Green heroes of the triple crisis
Potential solutions to the interconnected challenges being addressed by the three UN Conventions launched at the first Earth Summit in Rio in 1992 have one thing in common: the role of trees and forests in mitigating climate change, supporting biodiversity, and preventing and reversing desertification.
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Capturing carbon markets
Countries agreed at the UNFCCC COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan on rules for a global market to buy and sell carbon credits, potentially mobilizing billions of dollars. Our experts weighed in on how to get carbon markets right by harnessing the world’s best green technology – trees.
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Blue carbon: Why we’re counting on coastal ecosystems
Protecting and restoring ‘blue carbon’ spaces – such as mangroves, salt marshes, and seagrass meadows – is increasingly recognized as critical to climate mitigation and adaptation, as well as to food security and livelihoods. CIFOR-ICRAF’s decades of ground-breaking research in this arena holds fresh relevance.
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Restoring Africa’s landscapes: All eyes on African regreening initiatives
At the start of 2024, the United Nations Decade on Ecosystem Restoration team recognized Regreening Africa as a World Restoration Flagship – one of what it calls “the world’s most successful examples of healing the planet.” This feature share key learnings from this and other African restoration projects.
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It starts with seeds: Seeding diverse, productive ecosystems and economies
CIFOR-ICRAF is developing genetic resources to safeguard tree diversity, domesticate tree species, and provide tree growers with the best-suited planting material for their particular needs – so that the right tree can be planted in the right place, for the right purpose.
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Impact report 2023: Altering course
Trees: Green heroes of the triple crisis
Capturing carbon markets
Blue carbon: Why we’re counting on coastal ecosystems
Restoring Africa’s landscapes: All eyes on African regreening initiatives
It starts with seeds: Seeding diverse, productive ecosystems and economies
Analysis
The true failure of global environmental protection: When national interests trump collective action
Learning outside the classroom: Closer perspectives on gender and development research
A forest is so much more than just its trees
Investing in soils can put countries on a path to land degradation neutrality
From promise to reality: The uneven impacts of REDD+
Community forest stewards: Managers, not labourers
Innovation in forestry: Where it’s happening, why it matters
A year of hope and hardship for the world’s forests
Sustainable development goals hinge on tapping women’s full potential
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The true failure of global environmental protection: When national interests trump collective action
Robert Nasi, CIFOR-ICRAF’s Chief Operating Officer, says slow progress towards global environmental targets is the fault not of international conventions but of domestic politics, and points towards pathways for more effective in-country implementation.
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Learning outside the classroom: Closer perspectives on gender and development research
Undergraduate ecology students at Colombia’s Pontificia Universidad Javeriana reflect on their experiences doing hands-on research to feed into the global CIFOR-ICRAF-led Securing Women’s Resource Rights through Gender Transformative Approaches study.
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A forest is so much more than just its trees
Ahead of the IUFRO forest science conference, experts on bushmeat and nutrition release a rallying cry to take a broad and holistic view on forests’ functions, including for food and nutrition security, dietary diversity, and rural livelihoods.
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Investing in soils can put countries on a path to land degradation neutrality
Marking the 30th anniversary of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), renowned soil scientist Leigh Ann Winowiecki reflects on progress made over her 25-year career towards addressing land degradation and desertification.
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From promise to reality: The uneven impacts of REDD+
Almost two decades after REDD+’s inception, a new meta-study evaluates the impacts of its initiatives, finding “notable contributions” to forest conservation in some regions, under-performance in others – and limited impacts on local welfare.
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Community forest stewards: Managers, not labourers
Research in Odisha, India suggests that despite forest communities clearly showing key attributes of stewardship, forest-climate interventions largely perpetuate top-down approaches that obstruct, rather than serve, local land-management practices.
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Innovation in forestry: Where it’s happening, why it matters
On the International Day of Forests, CIFOR-ICRAF Chief Operating Officer Robert Nasi makes a plea for the forestry sector – including its associated government bodies, funders and investors – to rally behind the array of innovations that hold potential to enact much-needed positive change.
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A year of hope and hardship for the world’s forests
Robert Nasi outlines the advances – and setbacks – in global forest conservation this past year, and the need for international cooperation, strong governance, financial support, and a comprehensive, multi-faceted approach to harness forests’ potential to heal the planet.
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Sustainable development goals hinge on tapping women’s full potential
On International Women’s Day, CIFOR-ICRAF’s Gender Equity and Social Inclusion lead, Elisabeth Garner, reflects on the need to invest carefully and directly in women and locally-led approaches to meet global development aspirations.
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In the media
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More women are thriving in science – does that mean attitudes have changed?
In this opinion piece for The Guardian, CIFOR-ICRAF CEO Éliane Ubalijoro writes on the progress made by key women in science – and the critical importance of role models as a vital source of inspiration for women and girls.
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Smallholders offer mixed reactions to calls for delay in EU deforestation law
CIFOR-ICRAF’s call for a more refined, inclusive, and scientifically informed EU Deforestation Regulation was mentioned in this Mongabay article on reactions to proposed delay to the European Union anti-deforestation regulation (EUDR).
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How scientists debunked one of conservation’s most influential statistics
An analysis piece in The Guardian by data journalist Tin Fischer explores the background – and some backlash – to the letter in Nature debunking the claim that 80% of the world’s remaining biodiversity is protected by Indigenous Peoples.
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Study: REDD+ doesn’t work without Indigenous Peoples, but fails to engage them
Mongabay asked CIFOR-ICRAF scientist Juan Pablo Sarmiento Barletti to comment on a study that found the failure of REDD+ and other climate policies to prioritize Indigenous Peoples can undermine their effectiveness in tackling the root causes of deforestation and climate change.
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Almost 20 years after the tsunami, Andaman’s mangroves are still changing
Mongabay covered CIFOR-ICRAF research, which found that mangroves in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are still changing in response to geomorphological changes triggered by the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami, and humans need only to remove disturbances to allow the ecosystems to regenerate naturally.
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The future of forest carbon credits and voluntary markets
Mongabay spoke to CIFOR-ICRAF COO Robert Nasi for the fifth article in its five-part series on forest carbon credits and the voluntary market, which addressed the thorny issues around carbon accounting, carbon neutrality claims, and issues with forest communities.
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More women are thriving in science – does that mean attitudes have changed?
Smallholders offer mixed reactions to calls for delay in EU deforestation law
How scientists debunked one of conservation’s most influential statistics
Study: REDD+ doesn’t work without Indigenous Peoples, but fails to engage them
Almost 20 years after the tsunami, Andaman’s mangroves are still changing
The future of forest carbon credits and voluntary markets
Videos
Regreening Africa a flagship for the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration
How it works: CIFOR-ICRAF’s tree seed lab
Trees: Nature’s champions of resilience and regeneration
Spatial data for effective tree planting and land restoration
Science and forestry policy: Bridging the gap
Éliane Ubalijoro – Key highlights from CIFOR-ICRAF at #COP16Riyadh
Daniel Murdiyarso on harnessing coastal wetland ecosystem services beyond carbon
Highlights from UNCBD COP16: The role, challenges, and solutions surrounding trade and biodiversity
Agroforestry in Timor Leste
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Regreening Africa a flagship for the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration
CIFOR-ICRAF CEO Éliane Ubalijoro spoke at the Gala of Hope at the Sixth Session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-6), where Regreening Africa – a CIFOR-ICRAF-led ecosystem restoration initiative improving the resilience of 500,000 households across sub-Saharan Africa – was recognized as a UN World Restoration Flagship.
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How it works: CIFOR-ICRAF’s tree seed lab
Learn about how the tree seed laboratory at CIFOR-ICRAF conserves and promotes the sustainable use of agroforestry tree genetic resources to ultimately enhance the availability of high-quality tree seeds for communities.
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Trees: Nature’s champions of resilience and regeneration
CIFOR-ICRAF CEO Éliane Ubalijoro highlights the interconnected challenges of climate change, biodiversity loss, and desertification – and the fundamental role that trees, forests and agroforestry play in providing solutions.
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Spatial data for effective tree planting and land restoration
CIFOR-ICRAF’s Spatial Data Science and Applied Learning Lab (SPACIAL) uses satellite imagery to assess forest cover, track deforestation and measure the effectiveness of restoration efforts – and is also key in informing and identifying land suitable for restoration.
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Science and forestry policy: Bridging the gap
Highlighting the critical role of science-policy interface in effective forestry practices, CIFOR-ICRAF COO and CIFOR Director General Robert Nasi shares insights ahead of his presentation at the International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO) 26th World Congress in Stockholm, Sweden.
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Éliane Ubalijoro – Key highlights from CIFOR-ICRAF at #COP16Riyadh
CIFOR-ICRAF championed the critical role of soil health, agroforestry, and tree-based systems in restoring land health and supporting livelihoods at the UNCCD. Our CEO shares some key highlights.
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Daniel Murdiyarso on harnessing coastal wetland ecosystem services beyond carbon
At the #ForestPavilion at #COP29Baku, CIFOR-ICRAF Principal Scientist Daniel Murdiyarso explored the role of blue carbon ecosystems in climate change mitigation and adaptation, emphasizing equitable partnerships to secure sustainable livelihoods for coastal communities.
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Highlights from UNCBD COP16: The role, challenges, and solutions surrounding trade and biodiversity
CIFOR-ICRAF Director, Latin America, and Programme and Platforms Vincent Gitz shares insights from a discussion on how trade and trade mechanisms can support positive biodiversity impacts at the local level.
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Agroforestry in Timor Leste
As part of a national strategy to restore degraded forest and lands in Timor Leste, agroforestry is supporting improved environmental services and livelihoods. This short film highlights lessons learned and ways to expand best practices for sustainable land management through agroforestry.
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Events
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Holding back the desert: CIFOR-ICRAF at UNCCD COP16
The Convention to Combat Desertification is the sole legally binding international agreement linking environment and development to sustainable land management. As a global centre of excellence for soil and land restoration, integrated soil information, and soil organic carbon accounting, CIFOR-ICRAF brought science-based solutions to the discussions.
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Trees, forests & climate: CIFOR-ICRAF at COP29
Our diverse international team of researchers and practitioners presented cutting-edge research on how forests and trees might help us to mitigate and adapt – and how we can best catalyze, support, and sustain action to protect and restore them – to inform climate action at the COP.
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Backing biodiversity: Financing forests & trees – CIFOR-ICRAF at UNCBD COP16
Adopted in December 2022, the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework was the focus at UNCBD COP16 in Cali, Colombia. We shared the ways in which holistic approaches like agroforestry and sustainable wildlife management can help meet climate, biodiversity, economic, and social goals simultaneously.
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Forests & people: CIFOR-ICRAF at IUFRO 2024
The International Union of Forest Research Organizations (IUFRO) gathered its global network in Stockholm under the theme ‘Forests & Society towards 2050’. CIFOR-ICRAF is drawing on emerging innovations from a wide range of sectors to help revolutionize forest conservation, making it more targeted, efficient, and effective.
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Hamburg Sustainability Conference
CIFOR-ICRAF CEO Dr Éliane Ubalijoro was appointed to the advisory board for this new initiative, which aims to establish a trustful and collaborative exchange among world leaders from the Global South and the Global North to build global solutions for social-ecological transformation.
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What is the state of Central African Forests?
More than 700 experts, practitioners and policymakers working in forest information management in Central Africa gathered in Bonn, Germany, and online for this hybrid conference focused on protecting these globally valuable ecosystems.
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Sixth session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-6)
This year featured the launch of the Right Tree in the Right Place – Seed initiative, a re-launch the UN’s Young Champions of the Earth program, and the awarding of seven new World Restoration Flagships – including Regreening Africa – at the Gala of Hope.
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GLF Africa 2024 Hybrid Conference: Greening the African Horizon
On 17 September, 3,500 participants gathered at the GLF Africa Hybrid Conference in Nairobi, Kenya. With less than a decade left to achieve the critical global goals set for 2030, Africa stands at a pivotal moment in shaping a greener, more resilient future.
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GLF Peatlands 2024 Hybrid Conference: The climate solution we forgot
On 6 June 2024, 1,300 participants from 118 countries, 41 speakers and more than 30 global and local partner organizations united to explore the state of peatland knowledge, policy perspectives, communities and livelihoods, and innovative finance.
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Holding back the desert: CIFOR-ICRAF at UNCCD COP16
Trees, forests & climate: CIFOR-ICRAF at COP29
Backing biodiversity: Financing forests & trees – CIFOR-ICRAF at UNCBD COP16
Forests & people: CIFOR-ICRAF at IUFRO 2024
Hamburg Sustainability Conference
What is the state of Central African Forests?
Sixth session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-6)
GLF Africa 2024 Hybrid Conference: Greening the African Horizon
GLF Peatlands 2024 Hybrid Conference: The climate solution we forgot
In Depth
New Centre of Excellence promotes environmental conservation and climate-smart action in Eastern and Southern Africa
Based in Nairobi, the Regional Centre of Excellence for Biodiversity, Forests, and Seascape Ecosystems Management in Eastern and Southern Africa eeks to offer critical information on the status of the region’s forests, grasslands and aquatic ecosystems, as well as its rich biodiversity.
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South Sumatran villagers opt for the riches of mangrove restoration
The Sungsang Mangrove Restoration and Ecotourism (SMART) project is a Participatory Action Research based venture implemented by CIFOR-ICRAF in partnership with the Temasek Foundation, alongside Sriwijaya University and the South Sumatra Watershed Forum that aims to help build viable local businesses while protecting and restoring forests.
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Guyanese conservation hero Leroy Ignacio wins ‘Green Oscar’
A local wildlife expert and Indigenous Makushi man accompanied scientists on a research trip to confirm songbird species’ presence within the biome, benefitting the region’s communities and ecosystems. In May he received the prestigious international Whitley Award – in the shape of a ‘Green Oscar’.
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A journey across the world’s largest rainforests
As part of our coverage of the 26th IUFRO World Congress, this In Depth story takes you on a journey across the world’s three largest rainforests to explore what they mean for people and the planet; their state; and how they can be sustainably managed for present and future generations.
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Proof of concept: The landscape approach yields results in DRC
What started 17 years ago as a capacity-strengthening project has evolved into an intricate web of activities co-designed with local communities to develop sustainable forest- and tree-based bioeconomies. The Yangambi Engagement Landscape is demonstrating what it takes to achieve landscape-level impact.
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Rattan rising
Indonesia is the world’s largest rattan producer, accounting for 70 percent of total recorded production and home to more than 300 species, although only a handful have commercial value. How should the country manage its burgeoning domestic rattan trade for livelihoods and forests?
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Indigenous Peoples’ Day
CRISPR Class II graduation
The Blue Carbon Deck
16 sustainable forestry terms you should know
Forest Policy and Economics: A companion journal to Forest Ecology and Management
Benefits of Agroecology
Carbon markets
Regreening Africa
Celebrating World Soil Day
Initiatives
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2024 CIFOR-ICRAF photo competition: Biodiversity, Climate, Restoration
With thousands of entries and almost 10,000 votes cast globally, this competition showcased the beauty and importance of biodiversity, the critical role of forests and trees in combating climate change, and the inspiring efforts toward restoration across the globe.
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Right Tree in the Right Place – Seed (RTRP-Seed) initiative
Building on decades of research and practical experience in tree-planting for landscape restoration, and on extensive partner networks, RTRP-Seed aims to scale up landscape restoration in sub-Saharan Africa by ensuring a sustainable supply of high-quality seeds and seedlings of a diverse range of native tree species.
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Transformative Partnership Platform for Tree Seed and Seedling Delivery Systems (Seed TPP)
The Seed TPP aims to empower Africa-wide stakeholders to develop sustainable, integrated and high-quality tree seed and seedling sectors for effective landscape restoration and broader tree planting, by supporting the co-development and dissemination of evidence-based policies and practices, and of tailored decision-support tools.
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Transformative Partnership Platform on Sustainable Use of Wild Species (SU-TPP)
The SU-TPP is a diverse global coalition of policymakers, universities, practitioners, Indigenous Peoples and local communities that – through applied research, capacity development and on-the-ground initiatives – generates evidence and tools that support the sustainable, equitable and safe use of wild species.
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Transformative Partnership Platform on Agroecology
The Transformative Partnership Platform (TPP) on agroecology convenes a broad partnership to address knowledge and implementation gaps constraining agroecological transitions, providing evidence to underpin advocacy and inform policymakers about how to successfully implement agroecological approaches.
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FACT Dialogue
The Forest, Agriculture and Commodity Trade (FACT) Dialogue continued its work to accelerate the transition towards more sustainable land-use practices. This year, representatives from 20 countries gathered for a forum in Ubud, Indonesia and the Dialogue launched its latest progress report at UNFCCC COP29.
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Nature-based solutions for the Amazon
The Regenerative Agriculture for Conservation of the Amazon (ARCA) program was launched in Brazil to develop innovations led by traditional peoples and communities and family farmers, encouraging the adoption of biodiverse Agroforestry Systems, ecological restoration and sustainable management of socio-biodiversity products. It is coordinated by CIFOR-ICRAF in Brazil with support from USAID and is implemented by a group of strategic partners.
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Managalas Component of the EU Forestry-Climate Change-Biodiversity Programme
Papua New Guinea is one of the world’s 17 ‘megadiverse’ countries. The four-year EU-funded Managalas Component of the EU Forestry-Climate Change-Biodiversity (EU-FCCB) Nexus Programme is working to both improve conservation outcomes and developing livelihood options for local communities living within and managing the Managalas Conservation Area MCA in Oro Province, PNG.
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ReSI-NoC
Strengthening Innovation Systems in the North of Cameroon (ReSI-NoC) is a 4 year project that aims to strengthen the agro-sylvo-pastoral innovation systems in the project area – specifically through inclusive planning, negotiation, co-creation and implementation of technical, organisational and social innovations.
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2024 CIFOR-ICRAF photo competition: Biodiversity, Climate, Restoration
Right Tree in the Right Place – Seed (RTRP-Seed) initiative
Transformative Partnership Platform for Tree Seed and Seedling Delivery Systems (Seed TPP)
Transformative Partnership Platform on Sustainable Use of Wild Species (SU-TPP)
Transformative Partnership Platform on Agroecology
FACT Dialogue
Nature-based solutions for the Amazon
Managalas Component of the EU Forestry-Climate Change-Biodiversity Programme
